Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-07
The DEED RECORDED.
PROPERLY OF xEssRs DUNLOP Nc
caEcE DISPOSED OF.
The Conveyance Referred to at the csedi
ttrs' Meeting Made Creditors
Named.

The deed OF assignment of Dunlop a
McCance and ats. to John II. Guy and
n. ". Bowe, trustees. was fled in the
Charcery Court clerks Office yesterday.
After enumerating all the parties inte-
rested the deed recites that the assign
ors DO convey all their partnership
property and assets of every sort and
description whatsoever belonging to and
controlled by them, including their
stock of goods and merchandise used
10y them in the milling business all
barrels, -four, and grain stored in the
buildings known as the Manchester
Mills, in Manchester, and in the eleya-
tors and warehouses in Richmond and
elsewhere their interests in all butts
and bagging at the factory of I. w.
McCance, Jr., aud all the bills and
open accounts due him.
IEBTs. CHOOSES IN ACTION. &C.
The deed likewise conveys all shares
OF stock in any corporation, whether
standing in the pame of Dunlop x
McCance or of Thomas W. McCance
or the late James Dunlop or his estate
all chooses in action and debts due to
the said finn, whether evidenced by
bonds, bills, or notes, open accounts,
or any other form Of Indebtedness
Office furniture aud fixtures books OF
account brands used in the conduct
and operation Of the business, and the
goodwill thereof all moneys on
deposit in bank at the time OF
recording this deed l. the pro-
pelty known as the Manchester Mills,
the same being a leasehold interest, re-
newable forever, together with all
buildings, rights, &c., which were AT
one time owned by the late firm of
Dunlop, McCance II Co., derived 10y
them from the town of Manchester
the interest OF the said Henry W. Mon
cure, being an equal and undivided
one third, conveyed by James d. Mon
cure, special commissioner of Rich
mond Chancery Court, to Thomas W.
McCance and James Dunlop, deceased
the distributive shares OF said james
Dunlop's estate ; also, a certain parcel
of real estate in Manchester, at
the southeast corner of Stockton and
Second streets.
Then list of liens to which the con
veyancos are subject is given.
OTHER PROPERTY.
The following property, belonging
partly to Thomas W. McCance and
partly to james Dunlop's estate, is also
conveyed: The interest OF Thomas W.
McCance and James Dunlop in the
firm of Dunlop, McCance Il Co., which
consist principally of the interest Of
said firm in the proceeds oi
the sale Of the Healing Springs, il
Bath county the proceeds of sale oI
certain lands in buckingham and Ap
pomattox counties; wharf and rea
estate at Rockets proceeds of sale o
body of land in Texas. Also, the
real estate, building, with improve
ments, at the southeast corner Of Eight
and Leigh streets the real estate
buildings, and improvements mt the
northeast corner Of Franklin and tlitL
streets.
The trustees are directed to take pos
session and convert it at once into clsl
as speedily as they can do 50 to adyan
tagc.
FIDUUARY CREDITORS.
The following are the frst-clas'
creditors Male Orphan Asylum debt
| 59,2S5.l0 Thomas W. Mcyance as sur
viying executorof Henry W. Moncure
deceased, S3,GSAT5; Z. NJ. Rogers
administrator of J. z. Rogers, deceased
52,0l0.73. The secOnd-class creditor
are to be paid pro rafa.
The liabilities are $4,000.